St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-18
GLOBULES,

Five births and two deaths was the score
at the health office yesterday.
special meeting of the board of educa-
ton will be held Monday evening.
The Daytons Bluff Dancing club gave its
first social dance Friday evening last.
The oxford c. L. S. C. will meet Monday
evening at the residence of Mrs. Lew ". IT.
vine. 573 Laurel avenue.
Bank clearances yesterday, S634195; for
the week. 81. 504523: for the corresponding
week last year, S3,S72.5OO.
The park commission met as usual yester-
day. They transacted no business because a
quorum of members was not present.
Martin Burdel, brakeman employed in
the Minnesota Transfer companv's yards, had
his hand crushed while coupling cars last
night.
special meeting Of the directors and
members of the Womans Christian Home as
ISOLATION will be held next Tuesday al 2
O'Clock.
A meeting of the Bunker Hill Toboggan
club will be held in Staff hall. corner Rice
and Charles streets, at 6 o'clock Monday
evening.
The grading Of Euclid street and of Ma
nomin street, matters before the board of
public works for hearing yesterday, were
laid over.
John Ahern. a tramp, was caught last
night while attempting TO steal cap from
Harry NJ. Solomon. of 365 Pleasant avenue
He was lodged at the central station.
James Scott, professional sneak thief
was sent to the work house for Dinety days
He was caught while stealing coat from the
barn of E. II. Cutter, No. 800 Summit ave-
nue., Friday night.
The children of the Protestant orphan asy-
lum are TO have Christmas tree. Anything
that will help to gladden. sixty little hearts
can be sent TO the asylum, corner Marshall
avenue and st. Adams street
$The members of Constellation Chapter No.
IS, o. E. $, are requested to be present at
the meeting of the chapter Wednesday even
ing next at : 80 sharp. Business election
Of officers and collection of dues.
Mr. and Mrs. Corcoran, Of Laurel avenue,
very pleasantly entertained the Zero Eucher
club Friday evening. The prizes were ele-
CANT. and were carried off by Mrs. Smith, Mr..
Spates, Mrs. Sleeper. Mr.. Shandrew, Mrs.
Carter and Mrs. LovejOy.
Captains OF all snow shoe and tobOggan
clubs of the city are requested to meet at the
carnival headquarters in the Ryan hotel at 1
O'Clock this Sunday afternoon, for the pur-
pose of arranging programme OF snow shoe
and tobOggan races during the carnival sea-
son.
At the regular meeting Of St Paul Lodge
No. 3, F. and A. NJ, held on Friday even
ing last. the following officers were elected:
H. VI. Banks. NJ. W. s. W; John E. Davis,
J. W: Charles Griswold, treasurer; E. H.
Brown, secretary; and A. ". Mortenson, di-
rector.
The settlement OF the case and fine of $50
imposed on DR.. Mccoy will in no way inter
fere with the large practice of the doctor in
Minneapolis and st. Paul. The doctor, on
account of the increase in the number of pa
tents. has been compelled to secure the
services of another New York specialist.
The Society Vega at its annual meeting
Friday night. reelected H. Y. Clause presi-
dent. John T. Nordstrum was elected vice
president, Charles johnson secretary, Swan
Ponthon financial secretary, Chares Lied
man treasurer. Andrew Lindgren librarian
Messrs. Hjortsberg and Beekman were
elected trustees for the library.
st. Paul division No. uniform, rank K. of
p gave a calico party in Pythian hall last
about fifty COUPLES. The dancing programme
was lengthy 81e, and it was long past mid
night when Home, Sweet Home wa.
played. The sixth of the series of dancing
parties to be given by this organization will
be held Jan. D.
The large audience assembled at the Tenn
peranee rooms last evening were greatly
pleased with the address of VII. H. Bartram
on the interesting theme Of THE Good Sa-
marian" He touched upon the labor Ques-
ton. showing the evil effects of the liquor
traffic III retarding the progress of the labor
ing men in beautfying their homes and in
making them comfortable and happy.
A horse and harness belonging to Curtice
Kelsey were stolen from his barn, No. go
East Seventh street, between the hours of 5
and 8 O'Clock yesterday morning. The
thieves also took box cutter belonging to
Greve & Shreiner hardware merchants.
from barn lust across the alIey The ami
about S75 pounds, with small white spot on
left hip, one white hind foot and one white
front foot. and small white star in forehead
The sleigh had three bells on each shaft.